Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-06
NO 28

Isylors numerous family occupied 8 prominent position, filing three or fOur
 long benches. The building was heavily
 draped Tn black and white flora. en-
 olems, DeehiVes with crosses, crowns and
 anchors. The collin was pIne, and pol
 lshed brilliantly. The sermon lasted
 nearly three hours. About one hundred
 carriages were n line. The funeral was
 much less numerouslY attended and less
 gorgeous thsn that of Brigham Young.
 PHILADELPHIA, July SO-Tuo vessels
 from South America are in quarantine at Delaware hreRkwater. inflicted with vel
 low fever. SeverB! of the crews died on
 the passage and others are now i'll.
 SAN DIEGo, July 3O-Twenty-fve To-
 polobampo colOnists arrived last even- Ing disgusted, and several absolutely iu
 rags. The tell the old story of hsrd-
 ship and privstion, and blame the com pany for mismanagement, The country,
 they say, Is good enough, but there is no
 myney to develop. Out of 45O colonists
 only 150 are left.
 CHICAGO, July 30-A sensation was
 created in court last evening hy George
 O. Klehin, president of the board of in
 dicted Cook County, commissioners. He
 arose, and in sn animated voice said to
 the Judge Your Honor, wish to with
 draw my plea of not guilty, and enter
 instead, 8 plea of guilty" The other
 l2 defendants seemed panic stricken,
 and ID a moment they grew hs gard
 looking, The judge accepted the plea,
 but on request of states attorney. de- ferred sentence. Rlehin is expected to furnish further valuable information If needed. Evidence agsnst 6 boodlers has been of the most exphcit and dan gerOus nature. The action of Klehin Is re gsrded as sealing the doom of the other bOodlers.
 NEW YORK, July 30.-Charles II. Read. one of the lawyers who defended Guiteau, attempted suicide this morning by jumping into North river from a ferry boat. He was rescued and taken tO Chambers St. Hospital, where be IS sui fering from injuries inhlcted by blow from the paddle wheel of the ferry boat.
 NEW YORK, July 3O-The selling yes terday, which caused heavy liquidation. developed into R panic at the opening of this morning, and stocks were sold at any sacrifice. The only object of brols- CTS seeming to be closing of amounts of ruIned speculstors. The greatest cause of the drain was the non-appearsnce of Harry Powers. who took the place of Russel Sage as leading writer of priv ileges on street His business was large and operators held his puts and calls as security against their stocks.
 Market continued extremely active after II c. m., and huctuatlOns very viO- ent; less activity towBRds close, but re- mained feverish to the end. Closed un- settled but weak. and at about the low get figure reached.
 NEW YORK, July 3O-It IS currently reported that Bishop I,aughlin. of Brook yn, has been ordered tO Rome to ex- plain why he is diso5, yi1g tte Papai mandate. The bishop declines le .'.,, has l.9 received such o5e:5s9s. q U . Father Crumm0ns, pss%r 0- Wiii;ans- lurg church, several wears ago and 3lshop LaEssas71Tr z disobedience copsi-t- u ipNEe refusal Co reinstate the priest when he was ordered to do SO by the Vatican.
 WAsHISGToS. JuIS 3I,-Secrstary announces hGt the negOtia- lions which have been pending for months between the Navy DepartmeIt md the HotcbkIss Ordinance Company nave oulminRted in contract, the effect ,f which will be the establishment Of a )rsnch manUtscsoIy for the Hotchkiss suns in this county.
 "Our secondary militaries," the Secre- sry said to-day, "have heretofore been made abroad, and the creation of an for theIr manufacture m his country will mark another and im- ,ortant era in the construction of the lAvy. We have ehoIted the fact that skipg the superiority of American into consideration, guns may ,e made as chesply here as abroad It Fas a matter of necessity with us, either o set up msnufactOry of our own or et the Hotchkiss Company to come here ince we can no longer afford to be de endent on other countries for Our war With the Bethlehsm lrcn )Ompsny's contract and this one. it IS xpected that American ship builders Till be able to build and arm ships en- rely from American manufactures.
 NEW YORK, July 3O,-The tea steamer ilenshiel arrived to-day winning the wenty thousand mile race m which it Tss pitted agsiDs: the MonmOutbshire. he left Yokohama June 4th, and tiei ID at her dock here 6t II R. n. to-day. The MonmouthshIre wIll probably get 3 tomorrow.
 SAS LUIS Omsro, July 30-Franeisc0 .eba and Geronimo Blelna, sentenced 0 states prison, were granted stay of roceedings. Great indignation K ex- a.A awk ha sN rN aid be may be l. nehed if he appears ear the scene of his criminal exploits.
 CHICAGO, Aug. - Telegrams from arnis this morning says instructions Iere received from the States Attorney { Chicago to arrest McGsrgle on in- tructiOns issued from Montreal C5let Police at Ssrnis is rot able to find loGarigie, and 1t IS supposed he bGs aft town.
 CALCUTTA, August The city of .eshavwI IS infested with cholera. here were three hundred deaths dur lg July.
 CALCUTTA. August 1.-The insurgents l Atghanistsn have blocked the roads etweeD Candabar and India.
 NEw YORK. August 1-Stock trading stunned more natural tone this morn lg and there was no excitement on the Iosrd. Representatives of r. r. Powers nd Messrs, Gould and Henry shortly fter the opening announced theIr sLs- ensiOn.
 CALCUTTA, Aug. 1-Advices from Can shGr state thst the AmeeT of Afghanis- an has uod O UTOclamstion informing IS subjects that the British Govern 1ent is holding SIX infantry divisions onslstIng Ot nine reg1ments, with cav Try end artillery, ID readiness to march ato Afghanistan Co suppress the reyo- ltion Ot the Ameer's enemies in the in